Sentence examples for could have transmitted from inspiring English sources

Friedman said there was "zero risk" that the patient could have transmitted the disease on the flight from Liberia to the US, because he was not infectious at the time.

Frieden said there was "zero risk" that the patient could have transmitted the disease on the flight from Liberia to the US, because he was not infectious at the time.

The FSC subsequently released a statement criticising social-media speculation about the identity of the performer, adding: "All first-generation contacts (people with whom the performer had contact, on-set or off, that could have transmitted the virus, within the window of the last negative test) have been contacted and tested.

These carriers could have transmitted the viruses to the sampled horses during transportation, training periods, race competitions, or breeding [ 2, 10].

If this would be the case, it cannot be ruled out that any of the foster cows in our study could have transmitted the infection to the suckling calves.

Since viremic persons, going about their normal activities for a mean interval of 2 to 3 days before diagnosis, could have transmitted dengue, the laboratory detection method on its own will not be effective in preventing transmission.

Last month, an Associated Press article raised similar issues and cited several epidemiologists who said the vaccine given to the Yanomami by Dr. James V. Neel, a University of Michigan geneticist, and his colleagues was proved safe and could not have transmitted measles.

Infected humans could also have transmitted it to the camels, and other animals may also be involved.

Diseased cadavers hurled into the city could easily have transmitted plague, as defenders handled the cadavers during disposal.

The patient in Dallas might have transmitted the disease.

Dr. Clark says the middle-class values needed for productivity could have been transmitted either culturally or genetically.